Instant Pot Hawaiian Ribs are fall off the bone tender and full of big flavor. Since these are made in the pressure cooker they’re ready in a fraction of the time of traditional ribs – making ours convenient for any night of the week. This post is sponsored by Dixie Crystals. Opinions are my own.
One of my absolute favorite things to make in the Instant Pot are Baby Back Ribs. Falling off the bone tender meat is the reason I (and probably you too) love baby back ribs. What I didn’t love, before the Instant Pot came into my life, was the time that it took to grill or bake a rack of ribs. Hours y’all. Hours.
These Instant Pot Hawaiian Ribs are ready in a fraction of the time thanks to pressure cooking. I know they look so good you might not want to continue reading or scroll to grab the recipe. I got you –> JUMP TO THE RECIPE.
What is an Instant Pot ?
What is an Instant Pot ? An Instant Pot is a Canadian brand of small kitchen appliances. It’s an electronically controlled pressure multi-cooker. It was designed to consolidate the prep and cooking of food. It’s incredibly convenient and comes in many makes and models to suit just about any need or lifestyle.
(Note: The following is an affiliate link, I earn from qualifying purchases) I have a 6 quart Instant Pot. It’s the perfect size for my needs (it cooks for up to 6 people). Need a different size? No worries, as I mentioned, Instant Pot comes in smaller or larger sizes to suit your needs.
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How to Remove The Membrane From Ribs?
How to Remove The Membrane From Ribs?
These ribs require a little prep. One of those steps is to remove the the membrane. It’s an important step so don’t skip it. Why do we remove the membrane? It helps the ribs to take the seasoning better and we want all that flavor.
TIP: The membrane can be a little slippery and hard to grab onto. My trick is, after I have carefully run a knife down the back of the ribs to loosen the membrane, I place a paper towel on an edge of membrane and then pull. The paper towel allows me to easily grip the membrane and pull it off. It may come off in pieces and that’s okay. Just stay the course, and continue the process until it’s all been removed.
About the Recipe …
About the Recipe … Once you’ve got that pesky little membrane sorted, it’s time to add the flavor. We’re doing that with a marinade. The rack of ribs will take a quick dip in a blend of big flavors like Dixie Crystal’s Brown Sugar, sherry, soy sauce and more.
Don’t worry, it’s only an hour marinade. We did say quick. You can take that time to decide on what to serve with your Instant Pot Hawaiian Ribs. Fries to dip into that sauce? I’m cool with that.
Before you know it the you’ll be locking the lid so the pressure cooker magic can happen and you can work on those sides. You’ll be grabbing extra napkins and licking your fingers soon enough.
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For more RIB INSPO TRY some of other favorites:
INSTANT POT BABY BACK RIBS
SMOKED RIBS with SWEET CAROLINA BBQ SAUCE
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Instant Pot Hawaiian Ribs
Fall off the bone tender Instant Pot Hawaiian Ribs are fast and flavorful.
Ingredients
- 1 - 4 pound rack of baby back ribs
- 1/3 cup Dixie Crystal's brown sugar - packed
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- 2 tablespoons sherry
- 1/2 cup reduced sodium soy sauce
- 1 clove garlic - crushed
Instructions
- This recipe was created for Dixie Crystals. Click this link For RECIPE INSTRUCTIONS.
Notes
Optional: Garnish with sliced green onions.
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Angie says
These were the best ribs! Thanks so much for the recipe!
Paula says
So glad you enjoyed them <3